2015 › July

Does this new affiliate relationship between Skyscanner and Hipmunk portend a more strategic partnership in the future? Neither company is pointing to such a scenario for now.

These business trips must eventually accomplish something and if foreign businesses aren't willing to spend this good news for U.S. business travelers might be short-lived.

We’re not sure what to make of the Frankenplane, but Airbus' airline customers probably will.

Within this generation lies an enormous skew in maturity, career, and fiscal spend, a trajectory shaped most dramatically by the silicon age and the boom of mobile technology in the early 2000s.

These are the newest travel startups from AngelList vying for travelers’ interest and investors’ attention.

In contrast to its recent penchant for big acquisitions, the Priceline Group now seems to be content to take minority stakes, such as this one with Hotel Urbano, while Priceline focuses on integrating past acquisitions and its new B2B businesses.

Visit St. Pete/Clearwater came up with a clever idea to launch a very local campaign as a counter-theme to Shark Week. Let's see if it has any teeth.

These startups realize anything that can go wrong while traveling, will go wrong.

Some suggest there are too many airline and airport apps. Maybe yes. But with its easy bookings functionality, this new KLM app is a keeper.